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In a televised speech on February 24, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said he was "angry" about the mismanagement and failure of the Texas power grid. He promised then to force the legislature to fix the [...]

The Finnish waste management company, Posiva Oy, announced the start of excavation on their deep geologic nuclear waste repository for their spent nuclear fuel. Operation of the repository is [...]

Last week Big Oil suffered a series of setbacks regarding the status quo of their business models.

The statistics are overwhelming. China not only possesses massive resources of many critical minerals, it also dominates the processing of virtually all of them.

In the hotly contested board director election at ExxonMobil, activist hedge fund Engine No. 1 prevailed. Two of their nominees, Greg Goff and Kaisa Hietala, were elected. This is a stunning [...]

Dissident shareholders of ExxonMobil have won two seats on the board to push for a climate change strategy. Investing in renewables, though, may not be as good a strategy as winding down the business.

The court ruling is that Shell has to comply with the Paris Agreement as well as local greenhouse emission laws, and the implications could be far-reaching.

Energy companies, investors, environmentalists, and western governments all now must “get real” about energy, lest we produce a world in which environmentally, geopolitically, and economically we [...]

Biden's climate agenda is trouble in Congress for reasons that stem from physics not politics

In a historic rebuke of CEO Darren Woods’ lackluster attempts to ameliorate ExxonMobil’s vast carbon footprint, shareholders at the company’s annual meeting yesterday voted to replace two of [...]